Course Overview

For many organisations, digital transformation has always been a primary priority, and Covid-19 has only accelerated this need. To succeed in today’s world, businesses need to understand how to use digital technologies to transform their current business model and attract new customers. With 810,316 new businesses launched in the UK in the financial year ending in 2021 (Business Statistics Bulletin 2021), now it’s the time to start developing the skills that will make you shine on your chosen career path.

Through this programme you will explore business theories and the impact of digital technology on how companies engage with their consumers and supply chains. But, more crucially, the programme will allow you develop key skills such as project management, business development, planning, agile methodology and more, to help you become a key player of the digital revolution.

• Learn to identify and manage digital transformation strategy

• Assess the use of digital technologies and learn how to run businesses online

• Gain one-to-one career advice through a module fully focused on helping you become career-ready

• Learn in a personalised and friendly small class environment

• Balance your full-time studies with your personal life with various start dates and study options, such as evenings and weekends

What you will gain on your Foundation Year:

• Knowledge of key business subjects so that you can successfully progress onto the Business Management degree programme

• How to apply business concepts to real-life organisations

• Academic and employability skills, and the confidence to progress onto your degree knowing you have what it takes to succeed

This course is delivered as part of a partnership between QA Higher Education and the University of Roehampton. The programme is validated by the University and delivered by QA Higher Education.

General Eligibility

Academic requirements:

• 48 UCAS points, or equivalent

Part Time Work Details

20 Hours of Work permit weekly for international students.

Language Requirement

• GCSE English at grade C/4, or equivalent